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| − | ''Soundjata'' was directed by [[Mark Fleishman]], starring [[Buntu Pupa]], [[Akin Omotoso]], [[Sipho Mssha]], [[Mandisa Bardill]], [[Amanda Lane]], [[Jocelyn Hughes]] and [[Nomahulubi Mangele]] at the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town. [[Jennie Reznek]] was the movement director, [[Glenn Morton]] the musical director and design and lighting was by [[Paul Abrams]]. | + | ''Soundjata'' was directed by [[Mark Fleishman]], starring [[Buntu Pupa]], [[Akin Omotoso]], [[Sipho Mssha]], [[Mandisa Bardill]], [[Amanda Lane]], [[Jocelyn Hughes]] and [[Nomahulubi Mangele]] at the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town, circa 1995. [[Jennie Reznek]] was the movement director, [[Glenn Morton]] the musical director and design and lighting was by [[Paul Abrams]]. |
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Revision as of 17:36, 19 October 2016
Soundjata [1] is a famous West African epic of Son-Jara (also known in West Africa as Sunjata, sometimes spelled Soundiata or Sundiata), which celebrates the exploits of the legendary founder of the empire of Old Mali or Manden some 750 years ago.
Contents
The original text
Soundjata, as performed in Cape Town, was compiled from various versions of the African oral epic.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
Soundjata was directed by Mark Fleishman, starring Buntu Pupa, Akin Omotoso, Sipho Mssha, Mandisa Bardill, Amanda Lane, Jocelyn Hughes and Nomahulubi Mangele at the Little Theatre, Cape Town, circa 1995. Jennie Reznek was the movement director, Glenn Morton the musical director and design and lighting was by Paul Abrams.
Sources
Soundjata theatre programme, undated.
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